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“ The result of this is an Internet where all of the world's CRUD apps are hosted in Loudoun County, VA (motto: "where tradition meets innovation"), at Amazon's us-east-1 in Ashburn, a city with so many Rails apps that one of them was elected to the county Board of Supervisors.”

So true it hurts

Re: We raised a bunch of money

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“ The result of this is an Internet where all of the world's CRUD apps are hosted in Loudoun County, VA (motto: "where tradition meets innovation"), at Amazon's us-east-1 in Ashburn, a city with so many Rails apps that one of them was elected to the county Board of Supervisors.” So true it hurts

I'm at least 50 of them

Re: We raised a bunch of money

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Having grown up on Heroku, it's such a breath of fresh air to see companies innovating in this space. Render, Fly are the big ones, but even little one-man shops like Hatchbox are good enough to deploy medium-scale production apps.

Kudos to these companies, the VCs, and the beta testers.

Re: We raised a bunch of money

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> What people actually wanted to talk about, though? Databases.

And they completely avoid discussing it again in this article.

It would be nice if I could know what their product is for because it doesn't seem to be the apps I work on.

Re: We raised a bunch of money

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“ The result of this is an Internet where all of the world's CRUD apps are hosted in Loudoun County, VA (motto: "where tradition meets innovation"), at Amazon's us-east-1 in Ashburn, a city with so many Rails apps that one of them was elected to the county Board of Supervisors.” So true it hurts

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Re: We raised a bunch of money

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Congrats!

I love Fly.io, used it for side projects and I was very pleased with the UX and the free tier.

The blog post is funny but the style is a bit excruciating to read.

Re: We raised a bunch of money

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“ The result of this is an Internet where all of the world's CRUD apps are hosted in Loudoun County, VA (motto: "where tradition meets innovation"), at Amazon's us-east-1 in Ashburn, a city with so many Rails apps that one of them was elected to the county Board of Supervisors.” So true it hurts

> that one of them was elected to the county Board of Supervisors.

can you explain this part of the joke?

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